By Douglas Ernst - The Washington Times - Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter exploded on President Donald Trump Wednesday for his vow to “revisit” the program known as DACA if Congress fails to send him an immigration reform bill within six months.

The author of “Adios America” and “In Trump We Trust” was one of the president’s earliest supporters during his campaign, but rhetoric after his revocation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program has left her livid. Mr. Trumptold Twitter followers on Tuesday night that children of illegal immigrants could expect him to intervene if lawmakers once again fail to legislatively address their situation.

The author has intermittently lashed out at Mr. Trump and Republican lawmakers over the past three months for an inability to deliver on campaign promises.

“That has become the GOP’s official motto: ‘Next time!’” she wrote May 3. “We can never win this time. Instead, Republicans’ idea is always to surrender this time, in hopes that their gentlemanliness will be rewarded by their mortal enemies next time.

Then, next time comes, and Republicans again surrender in hopes of currying favor with the Democrats and the media for the next time.”

“Daily Trump melodrama is worth it ONLY if he’s really going to build the wall, cut off Muslim refugees and deport illegals. Today’s BORDER WALL CONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Miles completed yesterday —Zero; Miles completed since Inauguration — Zero,” she tweeted June 16.